Agricultural Accidents
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Agricultural Accidents Solicitors
Have you or a loved one suffered an injury from a farming or agricultural workplace accident?
Agricultural and farming accidents can often result in life changing, debilitating and sometimes even fatal injuries. Our understanding and experienced lawyers are here to support you through the entire personal injury claim process to help you recover the compensation you deserve.
Farming Accident Compensation
Working in the agricultural industry is hazardous and can expose you to various risks.
Your employer is legally responsible for providing a safe working environment, the appropriate training and efficient safety equipment to protect your safety and welfare. Our specialist accident at work lawyers are experienced in helping clients who have suffered an injury due to a farming or agricultural workplace accident, including but not limited to:
- Agricultural Diseases
- Animal Injuries and Diseases
- Asbestos Exposure / Disease
- Exposure to chemicals in pesticides
- Dangers from Overhead Power Lines
- Drowning or Asphyxiation
- Farm Vehicles and Machinery
- Fatalities & Inquest Representation
- Manual Handling
- Faulty Safety Equipment or Training
The agriculture, forestry and fishing industries can be dangerous working environments, especially if precautions are not taken. There continues to be a genuine, ongoing risk of death and serious injury on farms and other agricultural workplaces. Tragically, The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) reports that the agricultural worker fatal injury rate is 21 times higher than the average five-year annual rate across all industries.
We understand how uncomfortable you may feel about making a farming accident claim against your employer or worried about losing your job because of making a personal injury claim. However, there are various laws to protect you and our team will advise and support you throughout your claim.
Agricultural Accident Solicitors Lincolnshire
Bridge McFarland LLP has expert teams of personal injury lawyers in Lincoln, Hull, Market Rasen, Brigg, Louth, Anlaby, Grimsby and Scarborough, helping clients locally and across the UK with agricultural injury claims.
With specialist accreditations from The Law Society, Legal 500, the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers and Lexcel, you can be confident that the Personal Injury team at Bridge McFarland LLP will represent your case to the highest possible standard.
For clear advice about farming and agricultural injury compensation, our sensitive, approachable accident at work solicitors are on hand to discuss your potential claim.
How to Start a Personal Injury Claim
Our personal injury lawyers understand that when making a compensation claim, you will have several questions about how the process works. We offer a free, no obligation initial discussion to discuss your case, where we can highlight your legal rights, the strength of your case to claim compensation, and the steps to making a claim. Find out more about the steps to making a personal injury claim.
Your personal injury lawyer will also ensure you fully understand the various funding options available, including conditional fee agreements (‘no win, no fee’), and the likely timescales involved in pursuing a claim.
Get in touch with our Personal Injury Lawyers today
For more information about how Bridge McFarland LLP can help you start a personal injury claim, please call 0800 987 8800 or email enquiries@bmcf.co.uk and speak to our experienced team.
Alternatively, if you want to make a direct enquiry, please fill in this online form, and we will get back to you.
Frequently Asked Questions
Potentially, yes. If your hearing loss was caused by prolonged workplace noise exposure and appropriate hearing protection was not provided, you may be entitled to compensation.
Many occupational diseases develop gradually and may not become apparent until many years later. You may still be able to bring a claim.
In many cases, yes. It may still be possible to trace historic insurers and pursue compensation.
Evidence may include medical records, employment history, witness evidence and information regarding workplace conditions and exposure.
Potentially. The circumstances will depend on who was responsible for workplace safety and the nature of the exposure involved.
If inadequate safety measures, training or protective equipment contributed to your exposure, compensation may be available.
The value of a claim depends on the nature of the illness, its severity, financial losses and the impact it has had on your life and employment.
Most agricultural disease claims require independent medical evidence to establish diagnosis, causation and prognosis.
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